BioFlo 4500 bioreactor fermenter, used to grow yeast cultures and bacterial strains including genetically modified organisms. 1998
Oak funeral bier donated to the parish of Shrivenham by Rear Admiral Sir Charles Dury in memory of his late wife, Frances Ellen Whitehead 1900
Chain Home receiver type R.F.5 and trainer, made by A C Cossor Ltd, Highbury Grove, London N5, c. 1940 Chain Home receiver, type R.F.5 and trainer 1940
Five roller textile printing machine made by William Mather, Manchester, around 1850. Five roller textile printing machine made by William Mather 1850
Hand operated machine tool, presumed to be a paper guillotine, made by James F Vickery, Manchester. Hand Operated Machine Tool by James F Vickery
Wine accessory gift set, metal, Great North Eastern Railway, in black cardboard presentation box, comprises corkscrew and Great North Eastern Railway (GNER) monogrammed wine saver stopper. Great North Eastern Railway gift set
Station bench, red painted perforated steel, originating from unknown Network Rail station. Station bench
BT fibreoptic street distribution cabinet, 2006, formerly located at Foxhall, near Ipswich, the first to be installed in the UK BT Fibreoptic Street Distribution Cabinet 2006
Locomotive nameplate, London & North Eastern Railway, 'City of Newcastle', ex A2 Class, Raven Pacific, No. 2400, built December 1922, Darlington, withdrawn April 1937. City of Newcastle 1922
Sign, openwork on frame, British Rail with double arrow logo, enamelled lettering, ex facade of Bristol Temple Meads Station. British Rail logo 1968
Goerz folding camera no.25392 for plates 6 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches size by C.P. Goerz, Berlin, with 180mm f6.8 series III Goerz Dagor lens no.261944, c. 1914 Goerz Folding Plate Camera 1914
Bracelet made with captured carbon, and associated packaging. Components handmade in Lithuania by jeweler Justas Lu, manufactured and distributed by Negative Bracelet. Donated by the XPRIZE Foundation. Bracelet made from captured carbon 2020
G.N. Cyclecar, 1921. The cyclecar was designed to combine the sociability and protection of a car whilst being as inexpensive and simple as a motorcycle. GN Ltd was founded in 1910 by H.R Godfrey and ‘Archie’ Frazer-Nash and produced some of the most successful cyclecars. After the First World War GN Ltd was one of the first companies producing cars and the simple design enabled fast production. Demand soon became too great for GN Ltd and they merged with the British Gregoire Agency creating GN Motors Ltd, at their peak producing 50 cars a week. This is an example of the improved 1920 design, an attempt to perfect the cyclecar, however by 1921 demand started to decline and this could be one of the last cyclecars made before GN was sold. Cyclecar 1921
Lysholm skull x-ray imaging unit, model DS551, made by Elema-Schonander, Sweden, used for x-ray imaging facial injuries at the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, United Kingdom which specialises in maxillofacial injuries, in use from 1940 until 2018. Lysholm skull x-ray imaging unit circa 1940
Large (15 1/2") Loudspeaker by Epoch Industrial Manufacturing Co. Ltd., UK, c. 1935 Loudspeaker by Epoch Industrial Manufacturing Co. Ltd 1930-1940
Junction piece elm water pipe, four foot long, six inch internal diameter Junction piece elm water pipe
Daimler-Maybach motor car, 1895, is an example of the first type of car made at Daimler's own works at Cannstatt. It is driven by a two cylinder engine that is suspended behind and drives by means of four belts, a countershaft, the ends of which carry pinions engaging with internally toothed rings fixed to the wheels. Daimler-Maybach Motor Car 1895
"Homesun" ultra-violet lamp, the original model, 1927, with transformer "Homesun" ultra-violet lamp 1927